The village of Panchase lies just a few hours from Kathmandu, but its development remains severely underdeveloped. The region was badly damaged in the 2015 earthquake and is still in the process of rebuilding. While a school and an administrative building have since been constructed, the living conditions of many families have barely improved.
Access is via a partially rebuilt, basic road, and electricity has only recently been installed. Many houses are still only provisionally repaired, and poverty is clearly visible. Narayan visited the village personally and assessed the situation on the ground.
The village is home to approximately 35 families, including several single women who are responsible for their families. Goats provide these families with meaningful and sustainable support, contributing to self-sufficiency and income.
The plan is to acquire young, healthy, high-quality goats. Due to the geographical distribution of the families, the intention is to share two male goats to facilitate breeding.
The plan is to acquire young, healthy, high-quality goats. Due to the geographical distribution of the families, the intention is to share two male goats to facilitate breeding.
As with previous goat projects, implementation will take place in close consultation with the villagers and local contacts.
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A first glimpse into the village
View from Bhumesthan